Beef + Lamb New Zealand (BLNZ) is seeking farmers’ views on its plan to gather a higher levy. 

Fonterra says it has been “fully transparent’ about Beingmate’s performance and its impact on the co-op’s financial position. 

Fonterra shareholders could end up losing over $1 billion on the co-op’s controversial investment in Chinese infant formula company Beingmate, says business commentator Rod Oram.

China's digital world is second to none, but Fonterra isn’t putting all its eggs in one basket in selling fresh and packaged food.

This year promises to be among the best for agricultural exports: a predicted $42.6 billion – up 11.8% on last year.

You would have had to be hiding under a rock for the past 12 months not to have heard about the exponential rise of gin, as an alcoholic beverage of choice.

Two reports out of the UK in recent weeks have some great news for New Zealand wine producers and some warnings that need to be taken on board.

Red meat farmers are being asked to approve an increase in levies to Beef + Lamb New Zealand (B+LNZ).

Sustainability remains a key focus for the National Fieldays, says NZ Fieldays Society chief executive Peter Nation.

Beingmate is very close to appointing a chief executive officer, says Fonterra’s chief executive Theo Spierings.